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news2026-07-03
Exploring the ‘living heritage’ of Château Sainte Marguerite
Driven by the vision and commitment of the Fayard family, Château Sainte Marguerite has become a stand-out producer of quality Provence wines. The post Exploring the ‘living heritage’ of Château Sainte Marguerite appeared first on The Drinks Business .
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news2026-07-03
How B Corp can cut through ‘a lack of literacy around sustainability’
B Corp certification is more than just a nice logo for Cork Supply – it is creating a new message for partners in the company’s supply chain. The post How B Corp can cut through ‘a lack of literacy around sustainability’ appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband0 views
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news2026-07-02
LCB’s Jane Renwick on empowering women in drinks logistics
Jane Renwick, fine wine director at LCB, has paved the way for women to thrive and make a difference in a male-dominated industry. The post LCB’s Jane Renwick on empowering women in drinks logistics appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Miona Madsen0 views
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news2026-07-02
Valdo celebrates 100 years as a Prosecco Superiore pioneer
Long before terroir was discussed on every wine list, Valdo was making wine from Prosecco’s top sites. That combination of respect for heritage and forward thinking has now sustained it for a century. The post Valdo celebrates 100 years as a Prosecco Superiore pioneer appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband1 view
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news2026-07-01
Eight Lands Organic Gin and Vodka show Speyside in new light
Speyside is known for its Scotch whisky but award-winning Eight Lands Organic Gin and Vodka proves the region also deserves recognition for its clear spirits The post Eight Lands Organic Gin and Vodka show Speyside in new light appeared first on The Spirits Business .
by Tom Bruce-Gardyne0 views
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news2026-06-23
Why innovation runs in the veins at Mouton Cadet
Widely-known brand Mouton Cadet has nearly 100 years of history behind it, yet the brand’s propulsive, original attitude defines it as much as the weight of Bordeaux history. The post Why innovation runs in the veins at Mouton Cadet appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband3 views
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news2026-06-22
Centre-Loire grabs attention in London
Terroir-driven, stylistically diverse and increasingly relevant in commercial terms, the wines of Centre-Loire were celebrated at this year's London Wine Fair. The post Centre-Loire grabs attention in London appeared first on The Drinks Business .
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news2026-06-19
Why Armenian Brandy is ready to join the world’s great spirits
With strict production standards and a deep connection to place, Armenian Brandy is cementing its place among the world’s leading spirits The post Why Armenian Brandy is ready to join the world’s great spirits appeared first on The Spirits Business .
by Lauren Bowes2 views
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news2026-06-19
Jaume Serra uncovers Cava’s Mediterranean identity
db discovers how the close proximity of Jaume Serra's vineyards to the Mediterranean Sea and the winery's commitment to quality are reflected in its wines. The post Jaume Serra uncovers Cava’s Mediterranean identity appeared first on The Drinks Business .
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news2026-06-19
Argea shows the business sense in pushing sustainability
With its recent sustainability report, Italy’s largest private wine company is proving the positive impact of sustainability not only on people and the planet, but also on the producer itself. The post Argea shows the business sense in pushing sustainability appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband3 views
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news2026-03-30
Inside Akashi-Tai’s drive to champion sake in the UK
The UK's leading premium sake brand, Akashi-Tai, is strengthening its position in the UK market with guided tastings and high-end cocktail collaborations. The post Inside Akashi-Tai’s drive to champion sake in the UK appeared first on The Drinks Business .
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news2026-02-17
Sake achieves second-highest export total on record
Newly released figures show sake exports growing for established markets, as well as a building momentum in Latin America. db crunches the numbers. The post Sake achieves second-highest export total on record appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband2 views
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news2026-01-29
What’s next for Japan’s Unesco-recognised drinks industry?
From centuries-old traditions to innovative fine dining, sake-making with koji mould goes from strength to strength, one year after it joined the Unesco list of intangible cultural heritage. The post What’s next for Japan’s Unesco-recognised drinks industry? appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband2 views
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news2025-12-03
Tradition and support offer solutions to Japan’s rice crisis
Rice-growing in Japan is facing greater pressure than ever before, making sake production challenging. Yet tradition and collective action are both helping the industry adapt. The post Tradition and support offer solutions to Japan’s rice crisis appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband2 views
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news2025-10-01
Sake Day offers a chance to reflect on Japan’s national drink
To mark Sake Day, db looks at the current state of the sake industry. From a rice crisis to ‘sake-highs’, here are the key narratives emerging this year. The post Sake Day offers a chance to reflect on Japan’s national drink appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband2 views
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news2025-08-12
Why sake deserves a place next to wine in the beverage world
As sake develops a stronger following, are we doing enough to make sake understandable to the new consumer? Nimmi Malhotra attended a sake masterclass in Singapore to investigate. The post Why sake deserves a place next to wine in the beverage world appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Nimmi Malhotra2 views
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news2025-06-26
Japan’s alcohol producers put on united front at the Kokushu Fair 2025
For the first time, the Japan Sake and Shochu Makers Association presented sake, honkaku shochu, awamori and other koji-based alcohols at a single two-day event. The post Japan’s alcohol producers put on united front at the Kokushu Fair 2025 appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband2 views
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news2025-03-24
Sake industry hosts leading figures from the world of wine
A delegation of sommeliers and wine experts travelled to Japan in January, and have shared their reflections on the sake industry. The post Sake industry hosts leading figures from the world of wine appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband2 views
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Kanpai to 2024: how did sake fare last year?
With export figures for 2024 now released, db looks at the five headline stories that determined the international fortunes of sake. The post Kanpai to 2024: how did sake fare last year? appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband2 views
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news2025-02-20
Why the hub of Eastern Europe holds promise for sake makers
Poland has all the makings of a high-growth market for sake, so how are producers and experts planning to win over drinkers in the Eastern European nation? The post Why the hub of Eastern Europe holds promise for sake makers appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband2 views
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news2025-01-09
Can sommeliers afford to ignore sake?
How is sake impacting the work of the world's best sommeliers? db headed to an international competition in Belgrade to find out. The post Can sommeliers afford to ignore sake? appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband2 views
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Exploring the ‘living heritage’ of Château Sainte Marguerite

How B Corp can cut through ‘a lack of literacy around sustainability’

LCB’s Jane Renwick on empowering women in drinks logistics

Valdo celebrates 100 years as a Prosecco Superiore pioneer

Eight Lands Organic Gin and Vodka show Speyside in new light

Why innovation runs in the veins at Mouton Cadet

Centre-Loire grabs attention in London

Why Armenian Brandy is ready to join the world’s great spirits

Jaume Serra uncovers Cava’s Mediterranean identity

Argea shows the business sense in pushing sustainability

Inside Akashi-Tai’s drive to champion sake in the UK

Sake achieves second-highest export total on record

What’s next for Japan’s Unesco-recognised drinks industry?

Tradition and support offer solutions to Japan’s rice crisis

Sake Day offers a chance to reflect on Japan’s national drink

Why sake deserves a place next to wine in the beverage world

Japan’s alcohol producers put on united front at the Kokushu Fair 2025

Sake industry hosts leading figures from the world of wine

Kanpai to 2024: how did sake fare last year?

Why the hub of Eastern Europe holds promise for sake makers

Can sommeliers afford to ignore sake?